Alabama thread!

Yeah, it is about a 5 hour drive after all.

 

The dive back with all that weight is going to cost alot more lol

 

Yea your skids shipping is cheaper than sliders they're 120$

 

Lol you not thinking about getting that hc rear? Come on do it they look so good

 

I'd tow a trailer for sure if I was going to pick up that much stuff.

 

I thought about it, but didn't want to cut into my new truck. It's a keeper for sure, but not sure I want to hack it up just yet.

 

Even worse lol. But yea i would too haha

 

$315 divided 3 ways isn't that bad of a price to pay to get your product! We just need more people to order SOS products, so it will make it more economical to drive and pick it all up!

 

Fine, you can ship your skids, and I'll drive to pick up the other stuff.

 

My sliders were $130 to ship to my door. Can't remember what my skids cost.

 

Oh, my skids were free shipping! Duh...

 

And they are bomb proof! The front skid is 40lbs by itself!

 

Yea maybe @ovrlndkull can give us some insight if shipping all thats possible

 

True that. I've been seeing if he would TW express some parts down here next time they come down for a ride.

 

Yep, the full skid trio with the exhaust delete. I have no doubt they will do the job! When I installed them, I had my truck on jack stands. After all the skids were installed, I couldn't jack up my truck from the original place, so I laid a piece of 2x6 on the my floor jack and jacked the truck off the stands from my front skid plate. It didn't bend or budge at all!

 

Did you do an exhaust reroute or did you get the skid made for it?

 

I jack my front end up from my aluminum skids and it doesn't move either. Their stuff is solid as can be.

 

I did the exhaust reroute, for $75 from Oxford Muffler. One of the first mods I did to my truck.

 

I cant decide which way I wanna go get it built in the skid, or try and get an exhaust reroute done around here

 

My transfer case skid and cross member. Notice the skid is flat. Your exhaust pipe that runs under your transfer case, sticks down 2"+. That's a quite a bit when you're off roading, so just forked out the $75 to get it done. Another member here got it done at the same place with my recommendation.